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Poulan PR4218-967063801 gas chainsaw Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Poulan PR4218-967063801 gas chainsaw, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Trigger (black) for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 585435902

    Handle parts diagram

    Trigger (black)

    Part #585435902

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Cylinder Shield (mcc/pp), Std Choke Carb for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 586561401

    Chassis/frame parts diagram

    Cylinder Shield (mcc/pp), Std Choke Carb

    Part #586561401

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Trigger Spring for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 585187301

    Handle parts diagram

    Trigger Spring

    Part #585187301

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Purge Bulb for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 586688301

    Carburetor parts diagram

    Purge Bulb

    Part #586688301

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Carb Gasket for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 585695101

    Carburetor parts diagram

    Carb Gasket

    Part #585695101

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Throttle Wire for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 585058901

    Carburetor parts diagram

    Throttle Wire

    Part #585058901

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Carb Adaptor for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 585308901

    Carburetor parts diagram

    Carb Adaptor

    Part #585308901

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Chainsaw Oil Pick-up Assembly for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 530057924

    Clutch parts diagram

    Chainsaw Oil Pick-up Assembly

    Part #530057924

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Chainsaw Oil Pump Drive Worm Wheel for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 530037820

    Clutch parts diagram

    Chainsaw Oil Pump Drive Worm Wheel

    Part #530037820

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Lawn & Garden Equipment Shoulder Screw for Poulan PR4218-967063801 - Part 530021179

    Lawn & Garden Equipment Shoulder Screw

    Part #530021179

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Poulan Gas Chainsaw PR4218-967063801 FAQs

Poulan and Poulan Pro are closely related brands, but they are not the same product line. For the Poulan PR4218-967063801 gas chainsaw, “Poulan Pro” typically refers to a higher-tier lineup under the Poulan name, often with upgraded features or components compared with standard Poulan models; use the PR4218-967063801 owner's manual to confirm the exact specifications and maintenance requirements for your saw.

What “Poulan” vs “Poulan Pro” usually means

In most cases, the difference is about positioning and features, not basic operation:

  • Poulan: standard homeowner-focused models
  • Poulan Pro: more “pro-style” features (often heavier-duty components or added convenience features)
  • Parts and designs can overlap across the two lines
  • Model number matters most for correct parts fit
  • Maintenance schedules are similar (fuel, chain, bar lubrication, air filter, spark plug)

How to tell what you actually have

Use these identifiers to match parts and procedures to your exact chainsaw:

  • Model number on the product label: PR4218-967063801
  • Bar and chain setup (pitch, gauge, drive link count)
  • Starter and clutch style
  • Chain brake configuration

Quick check table

What you’re checking Why it matters Where to use it
Model number (PR4218-967063801) Confirms the exact parts list Parts lookup and diagrams
Bar and chain specs Prevents wrong chain fit and poor cutting Chain and bar replacement
Starter components Fixes no-start or broken pull-cord issues Recoil starter repair
Clutch and brake parts Restores safe chain control Drive and safety repairs

Common parts that may be shared (and why it matters)

Even when Poulan and Poulan Pro models look similar, small design differences can change fit. Matching by model number avoids returns and repeat repairs.

If you’re troubleshooting starting or pull-cord problems, these model-listed parts are often involved:

Why it matters

Brand names can be confusing, but parts fit is determined by the model number, not whether the saw is labeled “Poulan” or “Poulan Pro.” Using the correct PR4218-967063801 parts list helps keep chain lubrication, chain tension, and safety systems (like the chain brake) working as designed.

You can order replacement parts for your Poulan PR4218-967063801 from the parts list for this model, or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

On the Poulan gas chainsaw model PR4218-967063801, the model number is printed on an ID label attached to the saw body, most often on the side of the engine housing (motor casing), and sometimes on the back or bottom. Copy every letter and number exactly so you get the right parts and instructions.

Where to look on the saw

Check these common label locations first:

  • Side of the engine housing (motor casing)
  • Rear handle area or back of the saw body
  • Bottom of the saw near the crankcase area
  • Near the starter cover or clutch cover area

How to write it down correctly

Model numbers and product numbers can look similar, so we recommend:

  • Write the full model number exactly as shown (including dashes)
  • Record any additional numbers on the same label (often used for parts lookups)
  • Take a clear photo of the label before ordering parts
  • Match the label to the format shown in the PR4218-967063801 owner's manual

Why it matters

Using the exact model number ensures the parts list matches your saw’s configuration. That prevents ordering the wrong items, especially for fit-critical components like the starter system, clutch, and chain brake.

Quick examples (what you might be matching)

What you’re doing Example part that depends on correct model ID What can go wrong if the model is off
Fixing a no-start pull cord issue Chainsaw recoil starter pulley kit 594090401 Wrong pulley or rope routing
Replacing starter hardware Starter hub sleeve 586109701 Poor engagement or premature wear
Servicing the drive system Chainsaw clutch 530057907 Incorrect thread or drum fit

Ordering parts once you have the model number

After you confirm the model number from the label, order replacement parts from the parts list for PR4218-967063801, or search by model on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

The most common problems we see on the Poulan PR4218-967063801 gas chainsaw are hard starting or no-start, chain not oiling, chain not moving (clutch or brake related), and starter rope issues. Most fixes start with fuel, spark, and bar/chain lubrication checks; use the PR4218-967063801 owner's manual for the correct procedures and settings.

Common symptoms and what they usually point to

  • Won’t start or starts then dies: stale fuel mix, restricted carburetor, fouled spark plug, or ignition issue
  • Chain won’t move at throttle: chain brake engaged, worn clutch, or clutch drum wear
  • Chain is dry or smoking: oil pump problem, blocked oiler port, or wrong bar oil
  • Starter rope won’t pull or won’t rewind: recoil pulley or spring issue
  • Cuts poorly or pulls to one side: dull chain, improper chain tension, or bar wear

Quick checks we recommend first (fast and safe)

  • Confirm the chain brake is fully released before testing chain movement.
  • Drain old fuel and refill with fresh, properly mixed 2-cycle fuel.
  • Inspect and replace the spark plug if it’s fouled; the listed spark plug 585358205 is a common tune-up item.
  • Verify bar oil is in the tank; clean the bar groove and oil holes.
  • Check chain tension: snug on the bar but still able to pull around by hand (with engine off).

Parts that commonly solve these issues

Symptom Part that often fixes it What it does
Chain won’t move Chainsaw clutch 530057907 Transfers engine power to the chain at speed
Chain won’t move Ayp chainsaw clutch drum 501628301 Drives the chain; wears with use
Chain not oiling Chainsaw oil pump kit 530071891 Pumps bar oil to the bar and chain
Rope won’t rewind Chainsaw recoil starter pulley kit 594090401 Rewinds rope and engages starter

Why it matters

Running a saw with a dragging chain brake, a dry bar, or a slipping clutch accelerates wear on the bar assembly, chain, and engine. Catching these issues early keeps your PR4218-967063801 cutting safely and consistently.

Last updated: March 2026

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